Music offers many genres and styles. However, there are probably just as many various interpretations of classical music itself. This term covers dozens of centuries, hundreds of composers, and thousands of compositions that were influenced by contemporary trends and the life experience of their authors. As a result, classical music transcends centuries, ever-remaining relevant and we believe that it speaks to everyone. The Classical, but Comical concert will show one of the layers of classical music – a surprising and playful side opening up its world for those, who find it “hard to understand”. This concert will prove that classical music speaks to everyone willing to listen.
Artists
Patricie Janečková – soprano
Monika Jägerová – mezzosoprano
Michal Černý – trombone
Milan Podolský – tuba
Libuše Šperková, Michal Martinec, Jiří Cikryt – typewriter and other objects
North Czech Philharmonic Teplice
Petr Vronský – conductor
Jan Budař in a surprising role
Program
J. Fucik: Entry of the Gladiators, op. 68
J. Fucik: The Old Grumper
B. Martinu: Who Is the Most Powerful in the World (ballet comedy H 133) – Shimmy foxtrot
V. Trojan: Frog
G. Rossini: Duetto buffo di due gatti (Cat Duet)
L. Anderson: Sandpaper Ballet
intermission
M. P. Musorgsky: Pictures From Exhibition – part Baba Jaga
A. Dvorek: Rusalka – „Čury mury fuk“
V. Monti: Csárdás
J. Offenbach: The Tales of Hoffmann – „Les Oiseaux dans la Charmille“
L. Anderson: Concerto for a Typewriter and Orchestra
J. Srauss: Im Krapfenwald´l